Thanks for taking the time to itemize these. I notice they're clustered around a shortish period, and wonder if this is not simply the result of some technical glitch than any organized effort. I don't have any connection with or programming experience of working with twitter's API, but I don't find it so odd that from a high volume of tweets sent from a variety of mobile devices, a few should run into problems. as I mentioned, I hit minor problems 2-3 times a day and I'm a pretty casual Twitter user.

Your source* asserts that these actions were intentional but doesn't actually offer any evidence for this claim. I'm afraid I'm disinclined to believe a site which relies so heavily on handwaving and CAPITAL LETTERS to persuade readers. Searching for other sources only turned up articles from fringe outlets like Breitbart, and absent any sort of rigorous/technical analysis I'm not inclined to take the matter very seriously.

I did find one article+ about the phenomenon of 'deleted tweets' which went into more depth but which was written some time earlier rather than being a comment on this alleged incident. While it was in the Washington Post, a paper you probably love to hate, it wasn't especially focused on election matters and so it might be a good lead for you to perform more rigorous analysis or to contact someone with experience in this area who could substantiate or explain away your claims. I'll certainly be interested to read about it if you uncover more concrete evidence.

* http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/10/twitter-buries-32-do...

+ https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2015/10...